Photo courtesy of the Minsk Oblast Executive Committee
MINSK, 17 February (BelTA) – The Ministry of Agriculture and Food of Russia’s Republic of Tatarstan has hosted a working meeting with a delegation from Minsk Oblast, BelTA learned from the Minsk Oblast Executive Committee.
Minsk Oblast Governor Aleksei Kushnarenko noted that Tatarstan is a region with highly intensive agriculture and holds leading positions in Russia. Minsk Oblast is also one of the leaders in Belarus, accounting for more than a quarter of the country’s total crop and livestock production.
In 2025, agricultural trade between the sides was comparable, with imports from Belarus to Tatarstan totaling $48.8 million and exports from Tatarstan reaching $50.2 million.
The parties also discussed prospects for further cooperation, including expanding export shipments and potential joint projects in crop farming, livestock breeding, and agricultural mechanization.
Minsk Oblast Governor Aleksei Kushnarenko noted that Tatarstan is a region with highly intensive agriculture and holds leading positions in Russia. Minsk Oblast is also one of the leaders in Belarus, accounting for more than a quarter of the country’s total crop and livestock production.
In 2025, agricultural trade between the sides was comparable, with imports from Belarus to Tatarstan totaling $48.8 million and exports from Tatarstan reaching $50.2 million.
The parties also discussed prospects for further cooperation, including expanding export shipments and potential joint projects in crop farming, livestock breeding, and agricultural mechanization.
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